Learn when and why beekeepers must feed bees to prevent starvation, establish new hives, and ensure colony health. Essential reading for all beekeepers.
Discover how a top feeder's internal hive placement protects syrup and medications from degrading sunlight, ensuring effective colony treatment and feeding.
Discover how a top feeder provides high-volume feeding with minimal hive disturbance, perfect for commercial apiaries and efficient beekeeping management.
Discover the correct 2:1 sugar-to-water syrup ratio for autumn feeding. Learn why it's essential for building winter bee food stores and avoiding colony loss.
Learn how the inverted pale feeder uses vacuum and surface tension for safe, self-regulating syrup delivery to your bees, minimizing waste and drowning risk.
Learn when and how to feed honey bees, including the correct sugar syrup ratios for spring stimulation vs. fall storage, to prevent starvation and support colony growth.
Discover why hive-top tray feeders are superior for large-scale feeding, offering minimal bee disturbance, large capacity, and safer, more efficient refills.